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  1. 06-05-2010, 08:04 AM #1
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    Two Macros

    A quick stop at a park on the way home from work...
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    Re: Two Macros

    :thumbsup:

    nothing more to say.
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    Re: Two Macros

    Excellent. Wish I could work my DoF that well. - TF
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    Re: Two Macros

    Incredible! Awesome job Loupey
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    Re: Two Macros

    These are outstanding! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Jeff
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  6. 06-06-2010, 06:40 AM #6
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    Re: Two Macros

    Any ideea what kind of a spider is that?...Looks interesting
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    Re: Two Macros

    It looks like some kind of jumper. dig his petite palps!!
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    Re: Two Macros

    Both are very nice! I don't remember ever seeing a leafhopper that closeup before!
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    Re: Two Macros

    Erik, Terry, Ken, Jeff, belongus3, Iguanamom, Paul - thank you all for looking and commenting.

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    Any ideea what kind of a spider is that?...Looks interesting
    No idea on the specific species. I lump them all into the "jumping spider" group. Their forward-looking eyes give them great vision and it can be tough to get close to one.

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    Re: Two Macros

    Quote Originally Posted by paulnj
    Both are very nice! I don't remember ever seeing a leafhopper that closeup before!
    It was hard to spot for obvious reasons. Yeah, this bug and the spider were both tiny and about the same size (each could fit easily on my pinky finger nail).

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    Re: Two Macros

    The spider is exceptional!!!
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    Re: Two Macros

    Quote Originally Posted by Sushigaijin
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    EXACTLY!!!!
    It's not blurry. It's bokeh.

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